Showing posts with label worry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label worry. Show all posts

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Should Germany worry about leaving its gold with U.S.?

The German journalist Lars Schall has quickly developed some elaboration from a German perspective on Jim Rickards' comments in his interview today with King World News. Schall quotes television commentator Max Keiser and Peter Boehringer of the Precious Metals Society in Germany on the likelihood that Germany's gold is in less than safe custody in the United States. Schall's elaboration is headlined "Currency War: Germany about to lose 66% of its Gold Reserves" and you can find it at the Chaos Theorien Internet site here:

http://www.chaostheorien.de/artikel/-/asset_publisher/haR1/content/curre...

Or try this abbreviated link:

http://tinyurl.com/2cnst65

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Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee

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Sunday, October 24, 2010

Marc Faber: Don't worry if gold crashes...

From BI-ME.com:

... Faber also said there could be a significant correction in gold and other commodities as the dollar changes course. However any large decline would represent a buying opportunity, he argues.

The governments of every developed economy, including the US, the UK, and Western Europe, will eventually default on their sovereign debts, so the one thing he will never do in his life is 'sell my gold...

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More from Marc Faber:

Marc Faber: The Western world is going bust

Marc Faber: Obama makes Bush look like a genius

Marc Faber: A major market "turning point" is coming


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